Award-winning editorial leader, producer, and showrunner creating audio, documentary, and multimedia stories that connect people.

I lead editorial strategy and produce award-winning multimedia content for public media, nonprofits, and mission-driven organizations. My work spans investigative journalism, documentary storytelling, branded content, and independent podcasting, with a focus on stories that build understanding and connection


Featured Work

StoryCorps Studios

Leading editorial strategy and award-winning multimedia production for national nonprofits, public media, and cultural institutions.

FRONTLINE: Un(re)solved
StoryCorps oral histories produced as part of an Emmy Award-winning investigation.

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American Experience
Preserving personal stories of school desegregation through documentary films, animations. and oral histories.

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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Humanizing transportation equity through a 12-story multimedia campaign.

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StoryCorps

Intimate conversations produced for StoryCorps' flagship broadcasts on NPR's Morning Edition.

When a Simple Act of Kindness Got Complicated

When Nate Walls’ barbeque catering company closed during the Covid pandemic, he took the remaining money in his bank account and started delivering free food to neighborhoods in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

At StoryCorps, he told his friend Angye about one encounter that almost made him quit.

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On a San Diego Construction Site, Four Caterpillars United a Team

In 2020, Ingrid Hoch and Brian Lahr were hired as managers on a big construction project to create a new terminal at the San Diego International Airport. 

But before the job had officially begun, COVID hit. Ingrid and Brian joined a volunteer-based group called the Resiliency Team, intended to foster community amidst the pandemic. 

At StoryCorps they remembered how they brought people together with the help of some tiny insects.

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“We're Stuck With Each Other”: 50 Years of Friendship And Troublemaking

In the 1970s Gary “Zooks” Bezucha was in school to become a physical therapist in Madison, Wisconsin. He kept running into another student time and again, Greg Klatkiewicz.

Gary and Greg instantly became a dynamic duo, that is until Greg introduced his friend to a hilarious woman he knew from work, Janet. Gary and Janet started dating soon after, and the dynamic duo became the “three amigos.”

Now, after nearly 50 years, Greg and Gary came to StoryCorps to recount some of the memories that truly stand out.

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Wisconsin Public Radio

As Wisconsin Public Radio's 2021–2022 Lee Ester News Fellow, I produced nearly 100 radio and digital stories spanning breaking news, enterprise reporting, politics, sports, and culture.

Enterprise feature broadcast on WPR and NPR.

Enterprise Feature: Passing the puck: Olympians, local hockey advocates create pathways for girls to join the sport

Enterprise Feature: Growing unsheltered population forces a reckoning with Wisconsin’s housing crisis

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Welcome to the ‘cheese Olympics’: 64 Wisconsin cheese makers to compete in the 2022 World Championship Cheese Contest

Wisconsinites rally at Capitol in support of abortion rights after leaked draft opinion

UW researchers look to sharks for new COVID-19 treatment

Covered WPR’s Winter Olympics beat: Wisconsin athletes competing at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing

 

Earlier Work

Documentary projects in film, photography, writing, and audio that laid the foundation for my work as a producer and storyteller.

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A documentary short film following a man seeking clemency after decades of incarceration. Published by Gothamist, the film later became part of the conversation surrounding his release.

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A documentary film exploring the emotional return to in-person learning in New York City as students, families, and educators navigated the uncertainty of reopening after the pandemic.

A multimedia story documenting a Brooklyn community that repairs broken household items—and the people finding connection through fixing, rather than replacing, everyday objects.

An experimental audio documentary built entirely from sourced sound, capturing the uncertainty, isolation, and resilience of life during the COVID-19 pandemic.